Use the Logitech SmartDock and SmartDock Flex
Below is a collection of topics on how to use the Logitech SmartDock
How to collaborate from the home screen
The Logitech SmartDock and Skype for Business allows you to collaborate in four ways:
Join a prescheduled meeting — touch or tap the meeting on the screen to join
Launch an ad-hoc meeting — touch or tap the New Meeting icon
Participate in an audio-only phone call — touch or tap the Dial Pad icon
Share a presentation or other content, locally or in a meeting — touch or tap the Project icon
Share content using the Logitech SmartDock
To share content from any HDMI source including PC, Mac, iOS, Android devices, or other devices with an adapted or native HDMI output, connect the device to the Logitech SmartDock using the HDMI input.
Once connected, the content will either automatically share or if configured to not share automatically, you can simply tap the Project icon on the screen to display the content.
NOTE: Audio does not pass through via HDMI content sharing.
Creating a Room Resource Account
Visit the link below for details on how to properly create a Room Resource Account:
Creating a Room Resource Account
NOTE: The link will take you to a non-Logitech website.
Is wireless content sharing supported by SmartDock?
Microsoft Teams Rooms doesn’t support wireless content sharing natively. Logitech SmartDock does support connections to wireless HDMI sharing solutions such as Barco. More information is available here: Barco.
Can I connect my SmartDock to an interactive screen?
Yes SmartDock can be connected over HDMI as display, however the Skype Room System does not support touch display. All navigation and control of the call are happening on the touch interface on the SmartDock.
Does SmartDock support CEC for attached displays?
Logitech SmartDock with Microsoft Surface Pro does not support CEC. It is recommended to use commercial displays with power management capabilities such as schedule on/off times.
Which screen configurations are supported by SmartDock?
SmartDock can be used with one or two external displays or projectors. With one display, both video call and content shared to the meeting will be displayed on the same screen. With two displays, you will need to enter SRS/MTR client settings and Enable Dual Monitor Mode. Then the video call will be displayed on one screen, while the shared content will appear on the other. In SRS/MTR client settings, you can also Swap Screens to change which displays the call and which displays shared content.
What options do we have for sharing content with meeting attendees?
When creating the meeting invite, you can attach PowerPoint presentations to the meeting invite. This content is available on the SRS/MTR device to share in the meeting without plugging your computer to HDMI In port. Currently, PowerPoint files support this approach. If you would like to share other types of files, you only need to connect your computer via HDMI IN once you’re in the meeting and all participants can view it.